Two people were arrested by Orland Park police for retail thefts.
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Man charged with fleeing from police
Le Andre Thomas-Redd, 23, of the 800 block of East 163rd St., South Holland, was charged with fleeing and eluding and multiple other offenses March 6 after he was initially stopped for not having a passenger side mirror, Orland Park police said.
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Orland Park robbery suspect caught after multi-agency pursuit
A robbery suspect from Orland Park was captured last week by Chicago police after he crashed his car on the South Side and tried to flee on foot.
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New Lenox man charged with drunk driving in Orland Park
A New Lenox man was arrested early Feb. 21 after police found him passed out behind the wheel of a car.
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Cal City man charged with theft from Orland Square Macy’s
A Calumet City man was arrested Feb. 24 after police say he stole nearly $425 worth of merchandise from Macy’s at Orland Square,
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Second teen charged with Oak Lawn, Worth video gaming break-ins
A second Chicago teen has been arrested in connection with a rash of burglaries targeting Oak Lawn and Worth businesses with video gaming machines.
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Orland Park police arrest 4 for retail thefts
Orland Park police made four shoplifting arrests across Orland Park’s shopping district in less than two weeks.
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Chicago duo charged with theft from Victoria’s Secret
A man and woman from Chicago were arrested earlier this month for stealing underwear from Victoria’s Secret.
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Tinley man charged with groping woman at fitness center
A Tinley Park man was charged with battery after he groped a female employee at Pure Barre fitness center in Orland Park, police said.
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Palos Heights woman charged with harassing police administrator
A Palos Heights woman was charged with stalking after sending more than 200 threatening voicemails this month to the Palos Heights Police Department.